MARIANNE | Cross-neck jumpsuit with a waist panel

There is a panel at the waist that does what a belt does and none of what a belt does to you.

A jumpsuit without a waist is comfortable and shapeless, and a jumpsuit with a belt has a shape and a buckle pressing into you by the middle of the afternoon. Most of us have owned one of each and worn neither very often. Marianne solves it with a panel instead of a fastening.

The waist is built as a defined panel, a band of the garment itself cut to sit at the narrowest point, so the shape is structural rather than tightened on. Above it the neckline crosses over at the front, framing the shoulders and opening the chest, and below the leg falls wide and long so the whole thing moves as one piece.

Why women our age keep coming back to it

• A waist panel, not a belt. The shape is built into the garment, so nothing tightens, buckles or presses over a long day.
• The cross neckline frames the shoulders. It opens the top of the body without the chest being exposed.
• Wide legs that move as one. The fullness below the panel falls together rather than following each leg.
• Three colors and sizes to 5XL. Black, beige and navy, in a range few jumpsuits reach.

Buy more, save more

• Buy 2 items and save 10%
• Buy 3 items and save 15%
• Buy 4 items and save 20%

The discount is applied automatically at checkout.

How it fits

Sizes S through 5XL. The waist panel is the fitted part, so check your waist measurement against the chart rather than only the bust. If you are between two sizes take the larger, because a structured panel has no give.

30 days to change your mind

Thirty days, full refund, no restocking fee.

A few recent reviews

The panel sits right at my natural waist, which is higher than most things allow for.
Bernice M., Mesa

I measured my waist first as advised and took the size up. Correct decision.
Opal B., Chandler

Wore it to a brunch and again to a 50th birthday dinner.
Pauline W., 66